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To own St. Joe, you have to be comfortable with a real estate business whose story is tied to consistent execution, disciplined capital allocation and a relatively rich earnings multiple. Recent results show healthy profitability and dividend growth, while buybacks have been a meaningful part of the return profile. Against that backdrop, Fairholme trimming its stake by 104,100 shares looks more like portfolio risk management than a change in St. Joe’s fundamentals, especially with the position still at about 87% of the fund. The key short term catalysts remain operational: sustaining earnings momentum, balancing debt with ongoing development, and maintaining investor confidence after a very strong one year total return. The bigger risk now is how a concentrated shareholder base might magnify sentiment swings if selling accelerates.
But there is a less obvious concentration risk here that investors should not ignore. St. Joe's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 19%. Find out what it's worth.Explore another fair value estimate on St. Joe - why the stock might be worth just $85.00!
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